Summary:
Granger, Washington, has three public schools serving about 1,438 students from prekindergarten through 12th grade in the Granger School District: Roosevelt Elementary for PK–4, Granger Middle School for grades 5–8, and Granger High School for grades 9–12. The schools serve an area with substantial economic need, as roughly 88% to 93% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Overall, the district ranks near the bottom statewide, although individual schools show important strengths that parents may want to consider.
Roosevelt Elementary is the district’s strongest school in mathematics. In 2025–2026, 42.92% of students were proficient in math, nearly matching the state rate and far exceeding the district average of 21.81%. Math also improved by 18.63 percentage points from the prior year, and third-grade math proficiency reached 52.38%. English language arts is a significant contrast: 27.96% were proficient, well below the 52.81% state average. At Granger Middle School, overall ELA proficiency was similar to the district at 28.21%, with seventh-grade ELA standing out at 41.49%. Mathematics was much weaker, at 13.85%, including especially low results in fifth and eighth grade.
Granger High School has the district’s strongest reported graduation outcome, with an 89% graduation rate compared with 82.6% statewide. Its ELA and science results were above district averages, but math proficiency was only 9.38%, the weakest of the three schools, and both ELA and math declined from the previous year. For families comparing schools, the clearest districtwide concern is secondary mathematics, while the main priorities differ by campus: improving ELA at Roosevelt, strengthening math and maintaining seventh-grade ELA momentum at the middle school, and raising math and assessment performance at the high school while preserving its graduation success.
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